We recently donated $3,453.75 to girlstart on behalf of the Ford family. Girlstart is teaching STEM to our future rocket scientists, mathematicians, engineers, doctors and game changers.
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$10,350.00 Donated
$3,540.00 Donated
Girlstart received a donation of $3,540.00! We are so pleased to be able to support their great STEM programming. Thanks Alex for choosing Sarka to help you with your home purchase.
$5,175.00 Donated
Caritas of Austin received a $5,175.00. A big thanks to our clients for letting Kim Jowers help them find a home.
$3,078.75 Donated
We recently donated $3078.75 to Austin Recovery. Thanks to our thoughtful clients for allowing us to support a much needed local community resource.
$7,436.25 Donated
We’re thrilled to donate $3736.25 to Kids In A New Groove and $3,700.00 to Music & Memory for a total donation of $7436.25. There are so many meaningful ways for music fans to give back to this community. Thanks to our client Ellen for selecting Amity to sell her East Austin home. Our clients are the BEST!
2510 E 9th Street – SOLD
Don’t miss this great East Austin property. Just minutes from downtown, you could live in the heart of one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in the city. Built in 2011, it has an amazing open living space with vaulted ceilings and plenty of natural light, perfect for entertaining. Sit on your large covered front porch and enjoy the neighborhood or invite your guest back to relax in your large backyard. Plenty of options for family and friends. Contact Amity at 512.222.7535 for more info!
$1,450.00 Donated
Cynthia and Bailey just donated $1,450.00 to Helping Hands Basset Rescue and Nogie helped them with their new home purchase. That’s a paws up!
$7,504.00 Donated
Walter and Cynthia recently had Rosella help them with their home purchase and donated $7,504.00 to the Salvation Army!
4634 Marlo Dr. – SOLD
First time on market! Own a piece of Austin and UT history. This one of a kind home on over one acre in East Austin was built by a former UT photographer, naturalist and WWII Veteran Joe Coltharp in the 1950’s. Legend has it that the cinder blocks are filled with empty Lone Star beer cans by students who helped with construction and the front light tower was built using re-purposed stone from UT main building. Original plans by architect David McCandless Jr. to convey with home. Certified wildlife habitat features butterflies, fireflies, owls, hawks, smaller birds, squirrels, lizards and frogs. Rainwater collection system, stacked stone fireplace, dutch door made by original owner.
How it Works
When you buy or sell a home, 25% of Give Realty’s commission is donated to the 501(c)3 nonprofit of the client’s choice. That’s right – YOU choose the recipient. Learn More
